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Doubly redundant
...and if only hand sawing, or rec-ing... chainsaw bridge turns invisible junk loop into findable one!! *- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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I'm thinking about purchasing my first new truck.
Buy a used one and spend wut you saved on more biners!- matamorph
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- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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Doubly redundant
Hey. Looking for ideas for stuff to do with that dead weight on my harness... ...(dead weight until it's needed to save my life... or other such mundane tasks!..) Here's what I've come up with so far: Pic #1 is a 8mm OP prussic loop used as saw bridge. ( fig8 knot to shorten it up.) Pic #2...- matamorph
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In-tree throw line
I'm imagining a kind of rubber band over finger n thump, pinging a paper clip kind of thing!!?. ...ahh! I see now what you've done there! Nice!- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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In-tree throw line
Intrigued!!... What's the rubber section for??- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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In-tree throw line
That's awsome! I tried with the chalk line setup, never took to it, couldn't get enough line on to be usefull! I'll try to post some pics of the system I'm working on!... Once my homemade-fold-away micro arborist's grappling hook with incorporated neodymium magnet is finished! ...(Gotham, I am...- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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In-tree throw line
No idea!.. As I said, smooth as silk, and cold to the touch if that helps. Inherited from a kite surfing gear junkie changing up his kit ..(for the second time so far this year!) They also come with small stitched eyes, too small to girth over a bag, but can girth/lark's tail a small utility...- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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In-tree throw line
Trying out this!.. It's kite line, used for kite surf n such. Here it is next to the same length of Zing-it!!: ...and it runs smooth as silk, even when twisted!- matamorph
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Attaching nylon loops to saddle?
Right, got it! Yep, I do that It always slips out if I don't.- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Attaching nylon loops to saddle?
...however, I try to switch direction from time to time. This technique puts some twist in the rope, rope can remember (..if you insist!) ...daisy chain quicker to deploy!- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Attaching nylon loops to saddle?
Yep! That's what I do...(if packing for space!) I admit... I noose if I have time! But for on site quickness, daisy chain all day long! +! You can keep the unneeded cord daisy chained by re clipping the last bite left- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Well said! Sometimes one handing is the ONLY option!.. But do it "right!!"... (full extension, saw as perpendicular to arm as pos...anticipate kickback going anyplace else but back towards you!)... (Don't let the chief see!!...) ...(n don't cut off your finger!!)- matamorph
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- Forum: Awakenings
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Super classic pain in the ass.
Me too! Sorry guys,.. if ever I chip in on a topic from 2008!!- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Attaching nylon loops to saddle?
I daisy chain everything!!!- matamorph
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
